Sentence examples for but that nevertheless from inspiring English sources
The deals struck recognize that a percentage reaches combatants and oppressors, but that nevertheless, an understood level reaches needy people".
L is for latex -- one of numerous words that some would consider benign but that nevertheless sets off Internet pornography blockers.
When people stand on the insoles, their feet are stimulated by random vibrations that they cannot consciously feel but that nevertheless reach their brains.
They give you a smashing little harvest of boring facts no one wants to hear about, but that nevertheless fill you with great excitement as you uncover them.
Judith Jones feels that Updike "doesn't always get his due", but that nevertheless he has "the most consistent sales of any writer we publish at Knopf.
There were several areas of discourse, however, that failed the test of the principle but that nevertheless were impossible to rule out in this fashion.
The Mexicans field a young, unproven lineup but one that nevertheless revolves around Cuauhtemoc Blanco, 37, the fifth-oldest player in the tournament.
It's a districting process widely reviled by voting rights activists, but one that nevertheless remains in place in cities across the country.
The president will present Congress with an agenda largely unchanged from what he called for a year ago, but one that nevertheless fits neatly into this year's economic opportunity theme.
